Polaroid image pro User Manual

E Frame
your
p¡cture
in
the view-
finder
and
press
the
shutter
button
to take
the
first
exposure.
The
film
will
stay
in
the
camera
and
the
digital
displaywill
show
how
many
exposures
you
have
Ieft
to
take.
Note:
You
can make
changes
(such
as
exposure
adjustments,
turning
the
flash
on or
off,
etc.)
before
each
additional
exposure.
Frame
the
next
image
in
the
view-
finder
and
press
the
shutter
button
again.
Do
this for
each
exposure.
The
camera
will
eject
the
picture
after
you
take
the
last
exposure.
To
return
the
camera
to fully
automatic
operation, press
the Auto
reset
button.
Note:
When
using
the
polaroid
double-ímage
adapter
(included
in
the
optional
Polaroid
Creative
Effects
Filters
Kit), follow
the
¡nstructions
given
above for
two
exposures.
With
this
accessory, you
may
use
any
back-
ground
for
greater
variety.
Guide
to
better
pictures
Avoid
subject
movement
while
taking
pictures,
Bright
light
sources
lf
your
subject
is
placed
in
front
of
a window
in
daylight,
the
camera,s
photocell
will
measure
the
bright
light,
causing
your
subject
to be
too
dark
in
the
picture.
Use the
back-lighting
feature
to illuminate.your
subjéct
w¡thout
changing
the
entire
exposure.
When
a bright
source
of light
0amp-
light,
candlelight,
etc.)
is in
the
central
part
of the
scene
and in
front
of the
subject,
the
camera's
photocell
will
measure
the bright
light,
causing
the
subject
to
be
too
dark.
Move
the
source
of light
to
one
side
of
your
subject.
The
d¡splay
wiil
d¡sappear
about
every
40 seconds.
Lightly
press
the
MoDE
or shutter
button
to make
it
reappear
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Polaroid image pro Specifications

General

Brand	Polaroid
Model	image pro
Category	Film Camera
Language	English